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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

rh~ Three ways Of Nesserirz Hea.-
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The Three Bays Of Neasnrirz Hee--
K41rsaAsif, k@1assF s2d SeHsisrzsls-
TIE a1ros r.5sc.rz4 1let1o1s q slaEx
teeraaoszsessrs are r-s Fsarenseff, Rauusr
Al tie tlgrsds E.ssL - tas fssx sissa
elan.lfy x n,sfrars Is silo~ef . sxg14a1 ef
ce1tllae- . . s5EsE sEsee II S l2-rteEsea Ia
iee sisd fhe hzieas ~ tie eoiuan nose8 fEs
= tie freezing pilf - Gsgs Ilas bo,szg
poDs IS al dasn ~ ~ asgs kas eifseE-
e1r~ i divided iHte l<5 equal Yares Or
degrees. ia RsealeF seals TIE SPACE Lei ~es-s
frsezlng. @b.ch Is s4iisi zero. aat boiIag,
eEleb IS sc1llesi 81 dsgs, IS eas.4ed lssta eighty
souai parrz I'll f1s CeatiE grade tle sfzee D.
tween zcroor freeing l. DIVIDED intos 50 e.laai
parts Il tnis eoantrY FsbreAseit tasrlsesn-
etefs are zluosE university Esea- - Fs<iucs
CenEgr2ds . FahrsrheIs a91o.e trF p nher
ef Cen8ggsds degrees. subtract one tsnth q
tie amount ard add tairts-tuo 20 the ~
ualndeT For temperature bel5~ SsEo Cent?
grade, subtract thirty -t~o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

One OF the most brilliant intellects sacrificed
IN the war OF the rebellion was that Of BrISa-
der General William Haines Lytle, WHOSE
poem Il am dying. Egypt. dying. has made
BIS name famous IN song as in war. General
lytle was born IN Cincinnati in ls26, ard
was graduated at Cincinnati college in lS43.
lie served in the Mexican war, and in 1851
was the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
governor OF Ohio. On the opening OF the
rebellion be went 10 the front il command Of
& Buckeye regiment, and served in West Nir-
gina. where he was wounded in 1851 Later,
be was in command OF a brigade under Gen.
Mitchell, and was wounded for the second
time at Perryville, KY, in October 1862.
where be won the star of a brigadier general
Tie subsequently did loyal service under Gen.
Rosecrans, until killed at Chickamauga, Sept.
~ lSf3
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
.MR slooaerrs So slock.
ais Substantial and Comucdtcus Build
int. IN terls-sf- Sssriv Completed.

gis suh<t8nfisl and Comnncdtous Build
in. IN torls-si. Sssriv Conapletsd.
The workmsn ara put:rg their last
STROKES upon tas rev brick Eoek which
has been erected tbs Sunsmar by p. A.
B.odzs,t ar Ionis-si. nesr thstFrsrd Rapids
q Indisna Railroad Offices rae neE 0locs
is ere cd the most Substantially consfructei
buildings in the city. lt covers an ares
Of i}3zil0 fset. ard = I've stories high
above tbs esseueut The building is 50
dfr,sed ls t1 make tw0 large couhle storsS
SRI two single stores. al sxfsndinE the
wanis Isrth ~ the block. The walls sep
sraa1g these stores are unusually thick snd
tce 20 rs are Supported ov very heavy iron
eonnrs - ttat fhe building is especially
"a cuisfsd fo stand tee strain which anv
xi1d cf vhnies1is business would pat ur0n
it one feature af ths block which IS es-
pecisiv valuable - a sefiss Of large and
confmod.ou varirs tor the storage anS pro-
lection af va.gs6is pspers snd books The
vslis 80 these vsuits are entirely inside the
walls Of the building and separately con
sfrucfed sc hat the falling 0f The walls or
the building worid not destroy those Of The
vsuI's There are two stsir~sys from the
= rect ealing up 20 tae second story. where
a number II handsome Offices have been
fued un ~ iEe front ~ he ouiidirE one
suite of these - slreafiv 0ccnuied hy Mr
BICczet fo7 hts own business. Each of
The stores has an elevator The ceiling
Of the drxf story - OF corrugated iron
ttrorzhcut sni ths Interior of the sievstar
shsft and of Al the ioors leading 70 Il Il
hkswise 81 iroa- A rsiir1ad track hss bspn
ard .ieag the rear of tie block 80 tnat
freight msT se unioaied iirsctiv from tie
cars in-o re basement
Ore ,si Of he entire hioek. Consisting Il
one tcuals aut one sina'r store e airpsiv
occupied 81 Putnam & Brooks iunisnss
con seCfionarv ra7ufsciorr .nd tie other
double store viil seen - oocaried 6y A. s
kusslslnisr & 60.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09


C4sss c1lisd-
As asazl tbs Polies C0grs "a Fs-sass
via Business yesterday. aa1 tas oaaesAis
are gr8Ki1x q aner every aay anesr tae
.gea Fa-s oi he Eigsty eieasrst Charles
Burf0a aszs.s ssax pea sf xality fef ce-
ins inloxic-fs1 aad ~zs sentsnesa . Al
tof twelve aaFs-J4B. Liasnss lean
Dyks1s zad hsnry k9Tfx pisaeot gsisiiy
- bsing eisoTdsfly 48s pail -
each for tAetr iilB.--10ha Osp1sr
VIA AS foaA6 gully of gambling @ss
seed 80 ana cos1s. ~ tafse nontns "a Al
he Appealed TIE cae John Cn1e oeiS
ssl crack stoas IA tes yagd feT Fifteen days,
foE conl ull,tl1g "a assault a1d oaiteff go.
Cnas Da.eg. charged vita larceny less than
bZ3 w4s aiscaaEset - the esldsace = zs
nof ssslaeisnl % coayieE hirn--ths case
% <. A. eone, ehAEges With eommis i- <
an assaGlt and battery On Dis h-t {
s.epsoe, vas al eoTne5 % July H. y IL
scn Fox pieaasl guilty % keeping rs "a
loon opsn on sunday snd pala $50. ----
hs sss resrfssls1 oa the same charge, and
The cese Has adjourned 20 Aug. ---tae
case OF Jas. R3s for keeping BIS saloon
oQen after hours sss noiie pfoss and ne
vas alschaIgei --EiHsrd B0ylanc Vas
c0n Fieted 81 keeping his saloon Opsn >an
d4y. znd. ig being the second offeose OF tnis
character. ns Was haed 80 and costs. amount
iag % sll--Hs paid the required amount
and inNagdiY vowed that he would never
again keep open oa Sanday-Ihs case Of
| John Manzold for keeping bis salooa open
after hOnrs Nas n0lle pros 49, hat OF
u. slAlterg for keeping open Sunday was
afj0araed to Ja4y lt-rhe case OF kznnie
Wllbsy iOf keeping house Of III fame was
| adl urued unti this norning.-Ine ease
OF Arthur ard Charles Watkins, the meat
market aen on So2th DiyisiOn-st for vtolat-
| lng the market ordinance relative 10 pei
| dilnz msat occupied the GtlentioD - the
| court during tas entire afternoon " ".
Taylor conducted the case for the
/ city, and w. = Eggleston anc
| JOhn 2 More appeared for the defense.
Aiter The jury had been sworn and me tes-
tiAOoy OF several Witnesses taken dispute
arose over a technical defect 10 the COM
| plant. which being decided adversely TO
the City Attorney. 6e moved 10 nolte pros
the case and the respondents were dis
| charged
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Franklin's printing press, on which he
worked as a journeyman in l725, was very
little improved till iS17. when George Clys
mer. Of Philadelphia, invented the Columbian
press. IN which the power was applied by a
comnound lever. In 1890 Samuel Rust in
vented the w ashington' press. which super
seded all others for q while. Daniel Tread
we'll Of Boston, invented the first power
press, and in 1880, Samuel Adams. Of the
same place, invented the adams" press.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The Winsor restaurant has jusf changed
hs1ts s1d = nov c~ne1 an7 run ~ ar
Frank tss Deiacev. vho has for some
tnle psst oeen running toe Little Gaze il
the Arcade NJ Van Tsfacev has Won 81
envisols reputation a. . caterer 10 he trade
ard vii no doco' soon Fee an incresse IN
Business. Tie two ntsers w4l oe run n
connection. one with the other ths Hiu=0r
receiving the personal Supervision of Nr
Van Lsoev. s1t tie ruhlic are ssSnrs1 trst
everything vi be frst- cszss IL sverv -
specf, ueais cn un>. sta efve hirn cal
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
mssr slOE NoTEs

NiH Ioc1g. r.. 9f NoEth FEeBt a.. has
returned ffCm . q .p - Alesrost
Ybs Hssl Siss seed Trmp-sgs will PIC
niC q Reei Lake nsxt Thursday.
Asss Nstiis Fsrsesi, ef Fort Nssns. Ina.
= tts gfsess 81 St0ekinS a. frlsa1s-
Niss agnes F.oyy. of Nesa Bridge 81.
lsft yssisreay scr sRoFt sisli = 5@cAseH-
oae Of the tone sooxs used 81 Mr. big-
nea as saax asas tks T. y, ID. n.
enaks-
~ Baslsr ard lsmily. Of = IAneoin-st..
are saieEIsialBg sosas . IhsiF 0at-of-te~n
relatives
nrs j. d. Cbilses. OF SsrsizhtsE.. hss
gone u Nafssswz PARK for tso months
visit with fl1eacs
Niss Fanny Mef'0urt. Of Jackson e.. las
re1araed freni prolonged slsit win rels.
GiYes ~ P1iladeiF1is. Pa.
Jean Stayoph. of west Fulton 81. yester
day = hIie saving Or tie corner sf = barn
fell from = ladder = distance OF nflesn feet
and dislOcated his shoulder.
The residsnis on North Front-st., in the
vicinity OF the dzm. are troubled consider
ably by he small boys who make prac-
tee OF going ia bathing 10 full view OF the
street
VIII Asesill. of Seoond-st., is mourning
over the loss OF . wallet containing SIS,
which Vas picked out Of his pocket = fs~
nights since while he was watching the az
Tics Of the Salvation Army on Campsn
Square
A lawn fse was given on the grounds Of
A. L. Bennett sci ScfioBer-st, Thursday
evening The yogsng people OF the Seeond
Street NJ = Church were present and also
the Young Peoples League ofthe Fountain
Street Baptist Cfngch, and togsEher the
evening was spent, very pleasantly.
The funeral OF Balthaazar schaffer oc-
CURED yesterday morning from the Alpine
Catholic Church. Mr. Schafer was sn old
and highly respected resident OF Alpine,
and the remains were followed 10 their last
resting place in the Catholic Cemetery by A
large concourse OF sorrowing friends and
relatives.
A horse attached 10 light buggy occu-
pied by Miss Julia MaTsley and her little
sister. ran away on West Leonard-st. Yes
terdav morning. Both OF the young ladies'
were spilled out and Miss Julia was quite
severely Injured about the head and face.
The little gisl received a bad cash across her
forehead By being thrown out on the cross
walk.
A drunken man who was riding on North
Front-st yesterday morning with the driver
OF one OF Goetz' brewery wagons fell from
the seat and received couple Of bad bruises
about the head An ugly cash was also cut
in his cheek by piece Of gravel. The man
swooned away but a shower bath revived
him and then, as he saw policeman in
the distance, ne made a bee-line for his
home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Belncerents.

In 1851 England recognized the Southern
people in their struggle against the govern
ment as belligerentS The term is usually APP
Piled in civil wars or insurrectioiis When
insurgents are regularly organized and OBJ
serve the rules of international law. they may
be recognized as belligerents This indicates
that the government so recognizing them
has neither the right nor the desire to decide
which party is in the wrong; and belligerents
are supposed to ne treated more humanely
than insurgents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

When Chief Justice Taney gave bis famous
decision in the bred Scott case some thirty
years ago, he was accused of saving that "A
negro has 10 rights white man IS bound to
respect" The expression became connected
with Judge Taney's name at time wheE the
contest over the introduction Of slavery into
Kansas was az fever heat. and Tor many years
il has been believed that the chief Justice
used il to express his own views. The truth
is that. in speaking Of the status OF the negro
az the time or the formation OF the constitu-
ton, Judge Taney expressed it by the words
quoted. His decision of the Dred Scott case
in which the expression appears. was so adj
verse TO the negro that. though the accusation
was not true in the letter, it was not untrue
In the spirit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

It is generally believed that Mrs Glass in
her cookery book wrote -first catch your hare
and then. the directions for cooking follow
ing. and that this is the origin Of the exprcs-
sion, hut some contend that TIC word catch
was scratch TO skin, OF scradge trim. or
scotch 10 cur M. However this may be the
expression has passed into proverh, having
q general application, advising one u be stre
Of a first step before too closely considering a
second.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

An aneurism Is a pulsating trenor consist
ing Of a sac or pouch into which blood flows
through an opening in an artery Aneurisms
prove fatal By their pressure on some impor-
tart part. OF by bursting, and allowing n
sudden csrape of hiossI. Aueurisrns are cured
hv deposit within the sac of nbrn from the
blood. a result which NAV be promoted by
the surgeon obStructing the artery above the
sneuriszn by compression or by lgaturs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

is the way Western man put it IN express
ing to a friend his complete satisfaction IN
the use OF Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets SO small end yet so efiectual, they
bid fair 10 supplspt entirely the old-siyle
pill An ever-resdt remedy for Sick and
Bilious Headache, Biliousness, Constipation
and all blood disorders. Mid in action,
wonderful in effect Pat up in vials, con-
venient To carry. Their use attended with
no discomfort These. sterling merits &C
count for their great popularity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
Fl. Leonard's Sons & Co.,

FFaN ~ iei'f pres. msl.ess,ie
ano 81 p,lwtIii. $50 Cullk -
pscisiis recom4aoAaeo iaf = po.s-
ie ElssnCl. hifa loof
fers chuts - shore qay Pal
highig 4agefsieN witl shafc
ma ach iae he thnE ia a as
nie1 iksD rs.s.,fis p.4 Nii aig the
saHa il ofaua a ikaiiltis - 02i -
aayehert. 1AiTa leag
feF dozen taT Hosa1s Colebra "a
klItts o. fofss. fs5 dozen sane
sffliis ~ 81. isuf isgEf purchases
.r tlcss 81 lat - "a beisrf tue -
vance cnehle> a, a. name such
p-ioes All silver. 5aasr rd-eaIe =
sfr-fia Discounted price
j. cas- re- HfiCe 90 Wsss 1ufS.
tfl sut ilF 40 ios ae2i iae 81
ose f.lr he isf1es "a m4de k.ko
fst OILS DO af 80 &C. esils "a
lie 'rigni kew sosaz "a ki1e.
1nuo nacf
SIMPLY astonishing "a ses ths uss
ti.nnicrs AZ gelnE al olr popuief
pncck tuiH ae sor hpf..f otsaIflF
Huber tumbien a. Ia pain tua
bier. heavy bottom ac fa thin
h1e rateI fumAieR. Z 81 pel a0l.
ior bret quality enGrs "a f.ll1b e1s.
SO tcc-uF firsl faar.
Per ishle Neeei able pishes. rrgn-
lsT olsalitY fucllsb eare. 0uiy
2iehtf Imperfect o. riosf sxamins-
.lOa. l-aferSi xizes f0f 81. ac And i0c.
hrcakissl nialeS Z prT tei Hend-
some its ns ~ Souten s. each.
Zoe snier Pitchers sac. ffcsnaers
t0Iriels Eseortmcuf on Eaie.
fist b00r Marked a. plSis nguTes
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

lab Walker csiorsi vss arrsignei -
fors Z 5. comusi issioner Mcslzewsa vsster-
daF afternoon gn \ ehsrEe of retailing Io-
nor without p4yins srecisi tax sni risasisd
rct 41atT re Tes zfven a. e1a1ll-sticn.
+. A. Nsr1 appearing f1r TIE sef4rse.
lar1es -rarxs ves t0e cniv wft1e-s 40
-esf,rei 90 als having sod anr neacr ard
- o1iv swcrr - seeing ain vet sne drink
he wss he.d ler sr-si ~ ths October -sr-1 az
ne f. :. ccurt and gave b&ii q tae sun N
fg0l
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
"ra,k About Sios Work"

Now rs Spring il here and everybody
changes their,clothing would advise you.
ifyou have any work in cleaning and dye
ing, 10 take such where you can get the
best work done at the lowest prices. Such a
place is the "Old and Reliable Eagle Steam
DYE House, No. 27 Canalst.
y b. Binding, lining and repairing oi
gents clothing is done with the utmost OF
neatness and durability, which is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
The FIeurs-de-lis OF France.

An old tradition says that the lily was first
employed in France as en ormoTial bearing
by Clovis 7. representing that the flower was
first presented 10 him by an angel at his bap-
tisnl. The then feur-de-l lis on his shield stand
ing for the Trinity The adoption Of the lily
is also attributed to Louis VII However,
the device was employed about the same time
IL several European countries. It was adopted
by France at some period during the twelfth
century
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Toe Fourth e July and Christmas ,iav are
the only holidays recognized by Unitei Stats
law and they are only recognized rs haiidavx.
net designated a. such. that is. they are not
70 b iBciuled in computing ceTtoin periods
Il time. BeToud this they ara ordinary dsss
Strictly speaking. there ars no national kcll
DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The, only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is at No. 275 Wabash
ave. Chicago. The large and beautiful
display eff the celehrated Holman Adiusta-
bic Baby Carriages is the wonder and pride
of the people of the great Northwest. see
advertisement in another column OF this
paper and send ior their handsome cata-
lOgue. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

NJ Tilden vas not declared president ~
the United States hv congress hai- the horss
Of REPRESENTATIVES rnsfe a declaration. in tlss
forgn ~ a resolution declaring stat ~ "a
elected president ard MT Hsrsacks wee
p~eS i1srt
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

W.salssrsx Ialg 3. e fT Manga
WesLsr.f zrfs 1eally stationary ssaoFsr4-
t..r-. ,,s,c.sisaai r4l1s. ioiloFez - aalr
.-afstar
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The oldest titied fansiy III Fo-sas6 = 80
ArondeI farlly. To- ffst Eari ~ T,crssen
havinz bes- 81 rra-ei hT f5crrr IT n li55,
hut ~ ti-le il row z1erSAi vish hers
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

IONsoy. JniY s.-A farmhouse At Ardua-
hoe. Buteshirs, Scotland. barnsd last night
and three women and four men servants
we're crsmated
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Remember the auction sale of Texas and
Montana ponies at Al5es livery barn. No.
CrsScent-sye.. a. Q O'clock this morning.
There sre some Of the EBess animals svsr
brought 10 this cry in tha fof
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

RETTTS-In this cify fai7 : a. lIts = n
Mr Lv1is Besfis. s-ed 5 yesTs nouths sud
~ DAYS
Funcrsi sunday ~ o'clock = n. ron her
are residences No> % Fourth-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

If aou ,ranf ,0ork. announce a through the
columns Of ,0a1ats rfich are read daily an he
Tcie0TdDt- Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE


TIE >~rscrs ~ this hanx have declared
4 Tt3eud cf 3 zzr csuf- psvakse "a a~
sfksF <zly Il iseT. SH Fewrza
Cz@n.er
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09
JUST A FEN REGULAR GOODS,


N- 40 Buys oBe 81 the Leonard Ciesnsble
IA keirl EsIalats. Ne. IA Slf<s ItuoSa
y slfN nlt walls epd al tmQTaKeH snlz
ussi every siyle se maze "a slo1s
RES. lklfd 1ocf. fske ell.Ator.
n a i the new price 0u ouT 10 az slos
Ma eotFo hetrlEeTat0 regular price 81 20
MI h4tpens 10 be tAe a. o4e of factory
- ruL anc Ne want tte Foon4. 10 - al
I4ue nnlsh. With nluoI snd bfoDse
trimmings ihud hooi tskr eltYsior
$50 ] ! % s. 'i;;: !: a :::''i:: E
$3.50 4 4: 4 :: y: !: 4 ; &: :: g: !: =: i:
bslere g. 81 irf ilil IhTee burIs
ef Rang. 1hir3 nooT-
S22 a: @ e: 81; \: 5 ): !: =: =: sc;
ihe GUAR roc and Soc each ioe
tHs4m laaie Is inches loc each
1hira floor.
Is CTS !: !. ! Y: s.. 3. & =: z. g.:
lever. plated faucet Canary
glasses. ice Fstchef for = tenls
Complete waieT sets with lunl bic 81
and nay nom 13 conis fOI entire
at.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

The steamer w. *. Barrett will run an ex
cursion next Sunuuy. July 10. leaving doci
2:30 p. 10. Fare round trip, 2jc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-09

Y'lH ron baY asd ss3 81 pa,roaisiag sbeteapt
oolslsass ~ fifs i0.sr7'ai. Read re 'ranfs' o.
re ssr0fsd PAGE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02
An Old Thackery Review.
From Thackeray Letter, in Scribner's \
 aZine.

From a Thackeray Letter, in Scribner's Mag
 aZine.
 As am waiting to see Mrs. Bullar, l find an old review with all adyer- tisement ill it, containing great part of an article I wrote about Fielding. in 1840, in the Times. Perhaps Mad anne will like to see it, and MT. Will Hams. My wife was just sickening at that woman: 1 wrote it at Margate, where 1 had taken her, and used to walk out three miles to little bowl ing green, and write there in an ar bour-coming home and wondering what was the melancholy expressing the poor little woman. The Times gave me five guineas for the article. thought it rather shabby pay, and twelve days after it appeared in the paper, my poor little wife's malady showed itself.
 How queer it is to be carried back all of sudden to that time, and all that belonged to it, and read this arti- cle over: doesn't the apology for Field ing read like anapology for somebody else too? God help us, what a deal of cares, and pleasures, and struggles, and happiness have had since that day in the little sunshiny arbour, where, with scarcely any money in my pocket, and two little children, (Minnie was a baby two months old) I was writing this notice about Fielding. Grief, Love, Fame, if you ike.-I have had no little of all since then q don't mean to take the fame for more than it's worth, or brag about it with any pe- Culiar elation.l
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02
Is the Millennium Coming?

Three prominent clergymen in New York and Brooklyn are so enthusiastic over the discovery of the Moxic plant that they believe it will have an enor- nous influence on the drinking habits of the people, for the better. Its power to remove the appetite for liquors and give better support and lasting result to the nervous system without harm, and the fact that the liquor dealers are forced by the de- mand to keep it on sale, and also that they can make larger profit on it than on liquors is an unanswerable ar gument in favor of this supposition. When liquor dealers and clergymen can unite in support of the same thing, the Lord be praised. The sup position must be that the liquor man is on the right track. The druggists say the sale is very large. Its cheap ness has something to do with its pop ularity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02

"The Captain of the Janizaries," by Dr. James M. Ludlow, is one of the picturesque historical romances whose picturesqueness relieves the history to such an extent that the well-blended clements leave the general impression merely of romance *** The story is stirring, vivid, and impressive, less as whole whose plot is ingenious. than as a collection of episodes, each brilliantly written and so suggestive as to interest the reader apart from the mere story. **+ The author has rare command of language, and the book would be worth reading if only for the series of striking pictures it presents. It is tale of "local color," and we have so few really pic- turesque writers that the book might be welcomed even without its contri- button to historical information The C,ryic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02
A Cheap Pair of Pictures.

For forty cents we will mail, post paid, to any address, the splendid col ored engravings, the "Arkansaw Trav- eler" and |" The Turn of the Tune ;n also, without extra charge, the orig inal story of the "Arkansaw Traveller, ? as told by Colonel Sandy Faulkner, and the music of the "Arkansaw Trav- eler" arranged for the piano. The pictures are gotten up in the highest style of art and possessing such his torical interest they should have a place in every household. Postage stamps taken. Address Read X Ben-
 ham, 7S Calumet Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02
A Practical Englishman.
Paris Morning New S.

In first-class carriage in Germany an Englishman was observed to be constantly putting his head out of the window. The train was going fast, and sudden gust of wind blew his hat of. With a frightful oath he reached down his hat box and hurled it after the hat Then he sat down and smiled on his fellow passengers, but, of course, did not speak. The Germans roared with laughter, and one of them exclaimed: "You don't expect your hat box to bring your hat back to you, do you?"
 "I do," said the Englishman. "No name on the hat, full name and hotel address on the box. They'll be found together, and shall get both; dyou see now?"
 Then those Germans subsided and said they had always considered the English great and practical nation.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02

Whether you prefer the sea breeze or the bracing mountain air for your summer vacation, you should not omit to provide yourself with a bottle of Angostara Bitters, which is the ac- knowledged standard regulator of the digestive organs. Be sure to get the genuine article, manufactured only by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert x Sons.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02
Elm Quads. Detroit Free Press.
A letter head-A postage stamp

A letter head-A postage stamp.
 A model institution-The patent office.
 On his metal-A newly -shod horse. A friend in knead-An obliging baker.
 A financial crash-The failure of a towel company.
 In high spirits-a June thermome- ter.
 An engaging smile-A lovers grin at his JSaacee.
 A man is not necessarily hungry when he toasts his slippers.
 A pretty howdy do-A salutation from your best girl.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-02

"You went out too soon," said a wife to her husband at recent con- cert. Patti responded to third en- core and sang Coming Thro' the Rye It was simply divine. fairly drank it in." So did l." he answered softly, with slight suspicion of a hiccough; 'and l can taste it yet."- Puck.